Section 16 of the West Pakistan Pure Food Ordinance, 1960, challenged the magistrate's legal position in his business premises for raiding and seizing food items to determine if it was a blend. , The offender has alleged that he is not legally authorized to do so. The raiding and eating things, saying that the Deputy Commissioner had already constituted the Adulteration Committee to conduct a general campaign against food mixing and he was a food inspector, being a magistrate, he was called Food Inspector Food. The powers of the inspector were given which were regularly appointed by the government. Article 16 of the Ordinance, 1960, is the only authorized person for raiding and sampling food items, appointing the magistrate as a member of the committee constituted by the Deputy Commissioner in exercise of administrative powers, under the Food Inspector Does not qualify as a magistrate appointment. Ordinance, 1960 was not a Deputy Commissioner of special powers under special powers in the Government capable of making such appointment.
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